Dear Dr Waghodekar,
Thanks. The points you focused are very much relevant for betterment of education in India and helpful in national development. On point no. 6 their is a need of pay more attention from the side governments as well as corporate and society.
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Dr.R.K.Jha
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On Friday, 30 May 2014 9:45 AM, Prabhakar Waghodekar <waghodekar@rediffmail.com> wrote:
Other areas that need attention:
1.
Making education national minded and national thinking.
2.
Integration of primary,secondary and higher education, more stress on primary.
3.
Education needs to have easy accessibility and it must impart quality education at affordable
costs.
4.
Secondary and undergraduate education need to be focused on skill development reducing the ap
between institute and industry.it means
5.
Professional post graduate education needs to be so designed that it sets the path for
industry and community, it means industry will make the gap between what is developed in
institute/research centers andexisting status of industry.
6.
Education is the national responsibility and must be free.
7.
Extensive use ICT, e-learning and on line education.
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On Fri, 30 May 2014 09:17:49 +0530 wrote
>* Raise spending on education to the globally accepted norm of 6% of GDPÂ
* Bridge the growing skills gap through aggressive expansion of technical and vocational
education that is dynamically linked to labour market demands (something Modi, too, emphasized
in his interview earlier this month to TOI)Â tools.
* Make English education accessible. Report after report has highlighted the fact that those
who speak English earn more. The hypocrisy of some politicians who advocate vernacular
education for the masses while sending their own children to English-medium schools must not
be allowed to come in the way of the government doing the right thingÂ
* Incentivize the private sector, end the not-for-profit sham. Reputed business houses, in
particular, must be encouraged to invest in education. Also, it's time to introduce
transparency and clarity by allowing the private sector to invest in education for profit.
Some of the biggest 'education barons' in the country are politicians or politically
influential businessmen; no one is fooled into thinking they've set up engineering, medical
and management colleges because of some higher calling. There's an elaborate charade to show
on paper that these colleges are run on a non-profit basis when in fact, they make huge
profits. And it's been used to shut out companies and corporate groups which can bring genuine
value, but are discouraged by the hypocrisy.
[Source: Times of India dated 30.05.2014]
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